It seems like every generation gets unfair judgment when it is at its prime. Baby Boomers were called hippies, while Gen X was called the slacker generation. So what about millennials? Well, we are sure you have heard of people complaining about the way millennials refuse to do things the old way, even though it worked fine for everyone that came before. This involves the phenomenon of refusing to buy homes and traditional breakfast choices. Why is it that this generation insists on doing things differently? Let us take a look at products that are now in danger thanks to millennial spending habits.
Cereal
If you were a ‘90s kid, you probably remember eating a bowl of cereal on Saturday mornings as you watched cartoons. In 2019, it seems like the same people have caused the decline of the breakfast staple. It might sound perplexing, but we are telling the truth. The New York Times said 40 percent of millennials said this breakfast option “was an inconvenient breakfast choice because they had to clean up after eating it.” Move over, cereal – avocado toast is where it’s at!
Cereal
Traditional Wedding Ceremonies
“You may now kiss the bride” was once a sacred phrase reserved for couples eager to hear this since it marked the beginning of a lifetime together. According to research, younger Americans have decided they do not need to walk down the aisle. If it’s not that, most are waiting until they are older before they get hitched. During the ‘80s, over two-thirds of people from ages 25 to 35 were already married. Nowadays, over half the people in the same age range are single. How interesting is this?
Traditional Wedding Ceremonies
